More than eight years after Proposition 209 banned the use of race in admission decisions, Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez, D-Sacramento, has introduced a bill that doesn’t fix, but at least acknowledges, the problems that Proposition 209 has created. Read more...

If finding student interest for undergraduate government is difficult, it’s even more difficult at the graduate level. Even with incentives in exchange for voting, only 17 percent of the graduate population voted in the 2004 elections. Read more...

Anyone who has even a single copy of a pre-released song or movie could be prosecuted as a federal felon and jailed for up to 10 years if President Bush signs a new piece of legislation. Read more...

As the mayoral race reaches its final stretch, labor unions, a key voting bloc, are sending mixed messages to Angeleno voters and the two candidates vying to be mayor. Read more...

Voting for the Graduate Student Association election begins today at noon, and campaigning is in full force, though much of it is not visible on campus. Read more...

Students who work for the Associated Students UCLA may get more of a direct benefit from the SAFE referendum. While much of the fee referendum would go toward renovating new facilities, some of the funds would be allocated to increasing the wages for ASUCLA student workers an additional 50 cents. Read more...